This Sunday a Shooting That’s it Death in New York, USA. Then this incident happened One person shot and killed another in the middle of a subway trip. According to officials, The attacker is on the run.
According to police, the incident took place just before noon on a queue train entering the Canal Street station in Manhattan. Meanwhile the victim, He died at the hospital.
New York Police have not released the identity of the victim who was shot in the chest at 11:40 p.m. Evidence from the fire department indicates that the two were transferred to Bello Hospital, but no further details were available about their condition.
The attacker fled to street level and could not be arrested by security agents, who confirmed the information an hour after the shooting. Also, the person was wearing a sweatshirt with armor on it. “Aeropostel”.
On April 12, in New York, A man opened fire At least 29 people were injured in a car crashing into a Brooklyn subway station. The perpetrator was identified as Frank James, 62.
As the attacker approached the train station on 36th Street, he was wearing a gas mask, took a can from his pocket and then opened it. Immediately, everything started to fill with smoke The man, who was wearing a green dress and a gray hooded sweatshirt, started firing at people on the train and on the platform. According to officials during a press conference from the area of events.
“There are currently no explosives in our subway stations, which are not currently being investigated as acts of terrorism.”Reported Kitchen Sewell, Of the New York Police Department, who spoke to a “Violent Incident”
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